Two Climbers Rescued on Descent From Großglockner From Distress
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Young alpinists from Hungary got into trouble while abseiling.
The summit victory became an icy nightmare! Two young Hungarian climbers (19 and 20 years old) came to the Großglockner in the darkness and in adverse weather conditions in mountain distress. Helicopter rescue was not possible due to fog. Six mountain rescuers fought to the exhausted alpinists in the night. Only on Monday morning could the two of them be flown into the valley.
Two Hungarian alpinists were in need on the descent at the Großglockner-Stüdlgrat. The mountain rescue Kals barged the undercooled men in a night action.
Two young alpinists from Hungary at the age of 19 and 20 fell into an emergency on Sunday evening when they descended from the Großglockner on the Stüdlgrat. Ultimately, the Hungarians were undercooled during a complex action by mountain rescuers during the night on Monday, but were unharmed, the police reported.
Two young climbers came to Bergnot on Sunday on the descent from the Großglockner. In an elaborate rescue operation at night, the undercooled but uninjured duo could be brought into the valley.
Two young alpinists from Hungary at the age of 19 and 20 years were in distress on Sunday evening when they descended from the Großglockner on the Stüdlgrat. Due to the dawn, the strong wind and the cold, the two got into trouble while abseiling and finally made a emergency call. Ultimately, the Hungarians were cooled down during a complex action by mountain rescuers on the night on Monday, but unharmedly recovered, the police reported.
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